Asked by Taysha Garcon on May 21, 2024
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What was one factor that contributed to the unrest that led to Bacon's Rebellion?
A) Taxes on tobacco were drastically reduced, which led to the shutdown of the colonial government.
B) Governor Berkeley refused to allow white settlement in areas reserved for Indians.
C) Farmers refused to free any servants, preferring to keep land for themselves.
D) The right to vote was extended to all adult men, angering landowners.
E) Governor Berkeley's brutal suppression of Indians' property rights angered colonists.
White Settlement
Areas primarily inhabited and established by Europeans or descendants, often in the context of colonial expansion.
Governor Berkeley
A historical figure known for his role as a colonial governor in Virginia, often associated with the governance during periods of early American history.
- Review the provocations and results of altercations between English settlers and Indigenous peoples of America.
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Honghao ZhengMay 23, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Governor Berkeley's refusal to allow white settlement in areas reserved for Indians angered colonists, who wanted to expand their land holdings. This contributed to the unrest that eventually led to Bacon's Rebellion.
Learning Objectives
- Review the provocations and results of altercations between English settlers and Indigenous peoples of America.